Catherine Sbeglia Nin is a tech writer and editor for RCR Wireless News. She is also the creator of the podcast "Well, technically...," where women explain various tech topics. Catherine's expertise lies in covering industry trends, product launches, and the intersection of technology and connectivity.
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Catherine Sbeglia Nin's coverage primarily focuses on the latest developments in wireless technology, Wi-Fi, 5G, and the telecom industry. She heavily features press releases and private sector announcements.
To effectively reach out to Catherine with pitches or expert insights, consider offering exclusive access to insider information about new product launches or updates related to wireless technology. Additionally, she may be interested in commentary from industry experts about the impact of these technologies on various sectors.
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Non-terrestrial networks, or NTNs, will be a native component in 6G networks, according to 6G-NTN project member Dorin Panaitopol
By: Meta Time, Catherine Sbeglia Nin
The new contracts with the CWA cover nine U.S. states and 23,000 AT&T employees
By: Catherine Sbeglia Nin
Verizon’s total revenue was $33.3 billion, slightly below the expected $33.43 billion. But, the company reported higher-than-expected subscriber additions.
By: Meta Time, Catherine Sbeglia Nin
The existing agreement has allowed Qualcomm to create its own chips — including its Snapdragon products — based on standards owned by Arm
By: Catherine Sbeglia Nin
Consolidated revenues were down 0.5% in Q3, but AT&T said this was offset by higher mobility service and consumer wireline revenues
Trustworthiness can be broken into five aspects: security, privacy, reliability, resilience and safety
At the 6G Forum, panelists shared lessons learned in 5G that believe will — or at least should — inform the development and deployment of 6G systems.
By: Meta Time, Catherine Sbeglia Nin
The GSMA Open Gateway, a framework of universal APIs, is at the heart of the GSMA-AECC partnership
Among other things, the Hexa-X II projects aims to evaluate ‘6G technology readiness’ Announced in 2022 and led by Nokia, Hexa-X II is the second phase of the European 6G flagship initiative, and therefore, builds off the foundation laid by the previous phase Hexa-X, which sought to develop the 6G vision and establish its basic […]
By: Meta Time, Catherine Sbeglia Nin
#TBT: FCC assigns spectrum for smart transport; more satellites for less cost; US Senate reviews wireless sourcing bill … this week in 1999
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